Donald Senior Boeken

The book presents an intellectual biography of Fr. Raymond E. Brown, a prominent Sulpician and influential Scripture scholar. It explores his significant contributions to Catholic Biblical Renewal following Vatican II, highlighting the impact of American scholars in this transformative period. Through Brown's life and work, the narrative delves into the complexities of biblical interpretation and the evolving role of scripture in contemporary theology.

The Interpreting Biblical Texts series aids readers in exploring the theological worlds created by biblical texts. This volume by Donald Senior offers a modern introduction to the Gospel of Matthew, covering its sources, structure, Jewish Law, Christology, and discipleship, along with a structured guide for interpretation.

Focused on critical analysis, this series delivers concise commentaries on New Testament writings, catering primarily to theology students and also benefiting upper-level college students, pastors, and church leaders. Each volume offers essential information and insights into the texts, while demonstrating the processes of meticulous exegesis, making it a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of the New Testament.

Exploring the intersection of administration and discipleship, this book highlights how everyday administrative tasks align with biblical teachings. The author, an experienced administrator and biblical scholar, emphasizes that functions such as leadership, planning, finances, and communications are vital to building the Christian community. By framing these roles as expressions of faith, it offers a fresh perspective on the spiritual significance of administrative work, encouraging individuals to find deeper meaning in their contributions to the Body of Christ.